and reporting from that summit, informal shake, egypt, i'm very pleased to be joined by w's, sam baker. sam, the conference is supposed to be wrapping up today. how close are negotiators to getting the deal? well i don't think it's looking like today will be the last day. it's spend very slow here. one negotiator i spoke to yesterday said it's been an especially hard year because so many issues to do with money or on the table. we have seen some movement in the past few hours, however, from the you are proposing a fund for loss and damage funding. now this is the sort of money that climate vulnerable countries need after climate disaster strike to deal with the devastation that they caused. and the you is proposing this in exchange for the countries here, agreeing to face down coal, oil, and gas. ha. now this hasn't been reached in an agreement yet as a consensus as needed here, which can be quite difficult. so the u. s. for example, has been very quiet on the matter. however, smaller island states and other climate vulnerable countries have been holding firm on their demands for this

did you, sam baker for us at the top? 27 in sharm. i'll shake many thanks for reporting. let's bring you up to speed now with some other world news headlines. japan's prime minister told reporters that a ballistic missile fired from north korea likely landed in japanese waters. the presumed test would be the 2nd in 2 days. john young has warned it would take fiercer action if the united states continued to strengthen alliances in the region . the white house has asked a federal court to grant immunity to saudi crown. prince mohammed, ben salman, the kingdoms of facto leader who was in thailand for the apec economic leaders meeting face as a u. s. law suit for allegedly ordering the murder of journalists, jamal ha shogi in turkey, u. s. intelligence officials believe the prince ordered the killing. outside the summit, protests against apec and tylenol. prime minister erupted into a conflict between demonstrators and authorities who you say they fired rubber bullets and made several arrests after officers were allegedly attacked. activists have called the response, an over

i'm joined now by our correspondence, sam baker in shlomo. shake sam were hearing that a deal might have been reached on loss and damage. what more can you tell us? yes, that appears to be the case multiple countries are signaling their support for this deal. and so far i haven't heard any speaking out against it. so this is a fund that would be established to pay for loss and damage and that is money that will go towards countries that need it after climate disasters. so climate vulnerable, poor countries that need that money and many of them are singling their support, saying this fund offers hope, but the details will need to be worked out for next year. and the most important one will be where the money's going to come from. so the, the sources of money for that fund from the outside looking in it seemed that delegates were at an impasse. so this is a major development. what remains to be agreed on. the main thing that still needs to be agreed on is mitigation. so that's one of those. buzzwords here at cop 27, but basically what it means is reducing emissions. so. so the language in

and baker, who is covering the un climate summit in shemelle check. hello to you, sam. so it could be a real breakthrough on this deal for a loss and damage fund. what more can you tell us about the key points of this proposal? well, as you said, there are still details to come. most importantly, who's going to be funding this fund, who is going to be paying into it. so that will have to be worked out ahead of next year. but climate vulnerable countries and campaigners are saying that this does offer hope to fund loss and damage, which is one of these un buzzwords. but really it's money for vulnerable countries, poorer nations that are dealing with catastrophes increased by climate change. so like the floods we've seen in west africa and pakistan recently, and this year's conference was the 1st time that this loss and damage funding was even on the agenda here. so the fact that there is some agreement to establish a fund is really an achievement in that sense. yeah. and days. and so at least it's on the agenda for the 1st time as you said. so hopefully there will be som

he w environment report a sam baker is in charge. i'll shake. she told me the negotiations still faced major roadblocks. yeah, it's been a particularly slow negotiation this year i had spoke with one negotiator yesterday who said it's just been an especially hard year because there's so much talk of money this year. there was a movement over last night with the you proposing some sort of some sort of system for loss and damage funding. so this is the money that is needed for countries dealing with the aftermath of climate disasters. and they're proposing that in exchange for pledges from countries to face down oil, coal and gas are not just cold, but all fossil fuels. now, of course, that's a bit difficult because they need consensus here to reach an agreement. so countries like the u. s. have been very quiet on the funding matter for loss and damage. and others like saudi arabia are unlikely to agree to the phase down. ok, the, the phase down rather than phasing out. also the financing of those most vulnerable . i guess at the end of the day it

joe baker and his 8-year-old son, sam baker, have been on a media tour touting how sam would be the youngest to climb yosemite's, el capitan. the recordkeeper was documenting the team saying that guides with one that climbed the giant rock, the climbing community responded saying they were outright disapproving, blaming the father. what do you guys think? >> i don't know, i said that i post on instagram, he did not use the term climb, he said ascend. he changed the language. he is saying something, didn't he recently say something? >> he is standing by what they want to do, and their mission is to promote families doing big adventures with their kids. i would not be so skeptical if there was no money involved. the fact that they are asking for donations, check on the website. they said they are donating to create a film to inspire us to do things with their kids. it is fishy to me when there's money involved that is what people have a problem with. they are capitalizing off of this. is it a climb? is it an assent wax >> i love that he is doing it with his kid. i wanted to be for the right re

the goat got nothing on sam baker.the youngest person to climb and summit el capatan in california. sam had been rock-climbing for his whole life. we should know the haters in the crowd like the san francisco's "chronicles" says sam and his dad used a method to make him climb better. >>> this is a picture raptured by nasa's solar dynamic observatory of the sun that looks like a happy face, right? it is known as corona holes when super fast wind gusts out into space. the san francisco's "chronicles" would say the wind is not fast. > >>>> now > >>>> this, a rat named donut, the rat dashed up and over a variety of obstacles at a very quick speed as you can see. donut has seven other cage mates and they do enjoy around the cross or so the owner says. >>> you know we just had to share this drone footage of fall foliage at its peak in utah. the vibrant yellow and orange leaves alonalong the monto cristo dri the owner says he considers this the best drive in the state. >>> finally, one little super hero coming to rescue when

. >> katie: sam, adventure baker making history the youngest person to climb the summit in california'sdifficult to climb. second grader in colorado climbed over # thousand feet to the top alongside a teen including his dad. great job, guys. sam has been climbing his whole life but this is certainly pretty big accomplishment. >> jesse: another thing you don't want to take your wife rock climbing. >> greg: exactly. >> jesse: jessica? >> jessica: a new mother has become the first american woman to win the iron man world championship in 25 years. 35-year-old dominated the hawaii race which 2.4-mile swim and 11-mile bike ride and 26.2-mile run. the expedition 8 hours and 33 minutes and 46 seconds to meet with her 18-month-old daughter skylar waiting for her at the finish line. >> jesse: why do they call it the iron man? makes no sense to me. "special report" is up next. >> jesse: what are they putting in the mugs up these days? [laughter] >> jesse: i'll have another. >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, the countdown is on. we are now in the final week of the midterm cam

sam ramon valley and campo lindo facing off in the division to north coast section championship second quarter here game tied at 14 luke bakerand finds caleb madrid across the field for a 12 yard touchdown. san ramon headed into halftime up 21 14, then in the third quarter. campo looking to tie this up. dashiell weaver heaves one downfield, but the ball kicked picked off by caleb paid rid the senior doing it all on both ends of the ball tonight . he returns it for a 70 yard touchdown, extending san ramon's lead to 14 points, then in the fourth quarter, campo looking to get back into dashiell weaver. looking for the end zone, but the ball is tipped and picked josh side came down with that game sealing interception. it certainly was a big one san ramon celebrating tonight they win this 1 35 to 21. they claim the division to north coast section championship. congrats to that team right there big way for them tonight. absolutely. mark. appreciate you being here. thank you, everyone for watching and making us your choice for news you can find updates around the clock. ktvu .com modern family is up next. have a great night. (laugh